A fresh outing this week for our play about what it’s like when the Anthropocene is your day job.
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Author: Dougald Hine
An essay for The Precariat, a one-off newspaper published by the organisers of Planet B festival in Peterborough.
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The Fall of the Murdoch Wall
Reflections in the aftermath of the UK general election of 2017.
An angry, hopeful reflection written in the days after the UK general election of 2017.
I recently had the strange experience of writing part of someone else’s doctoral thesis.
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The Commons: An Unfinished History
A keynote at the Green Light District festival in Porsgrunn, Norway on the commons, enclosure, fishing, hill farming and the backstory to the industrial world in which we find ourselves.
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We Love Holocene IV
Choreographer Emelie Enlund has taken the Dark Mountain manifesto as the starting point for a whole practice of ‘uncivilised dance’.
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You Want It Darker
When the regular mechanisms of political narration break down, there is a need for something stranger: liminal writing for liminal times.
A play commissioned by the Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm about what it’s like when the Anthropocene is your day job. Co-written with Anders Duus, Nina Tersmann & Jesper Weithz.
I’ve co-written a play for the Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm about what it’s like when the Anthropocene is your day-job.